Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-11
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The york Of auobortnQ the eTibbinI
along the vest side Of Rf31t street j
Ho9 going on
Jades s dsFbsFR uill hereafter hoit
IL oOart 10 the second story 81 o. kel
Ioa0's drug store.
An infant named Hubert Goodman
RssdelI died yesterday aod vas buried
h Masonic Cemetery.
IL, winslov. special agent Of te'
California Fire Apparatus Manufactur
iuR Company, is 10 the city.
George p. Frye 10 confined 10 BIZ
hone by A severe spell Of sickness. 4
4 feared be has BFiRht's disease Of tn
kidneyA
Tia inspection and master Of tbs
rstiousI Guard Of Wash n9ton will
ale place next Tuesday evening, at the
sruogy building.
Andrew ZaEzs, q native Of Italy. va
ssmtttsd 70 eitizsnship, in the District
Csart yesterday.
The ship Spartan. 10 tov Of the Tyee
-, Tor san frspcI-co ~ o'clock last
SWING. loaded With Z2J0 tons Of Black
Diamond coal.
A aps Parlsr suite. Walnut center
,.hls. chairs. rockers, etc, vili be -old
Al sucsion today at 1870 an al Occi-
destsl fqasre.
Ths hrst piles for the Seattle, Lake
shofs 4 Eastern, &C 'oFdinR 10 contract,
sTyjvtd last evening from Colman's
samo and we're tosed t0 Smiths Cove.
Charlie MascoIine, an Italian fisher
ran. caught, yesterday morning, 10 q
ssins. a black shark SIX feet ia length,
ssar tbs sash and door factory, ct she
foot Of Pike street.
The contractors for the sidewalk
along the vesI side OF Front street are
dotno a good job and one that will
stand, notwithstanding the natural diff
ssulties With which they havs TO con
tsnd.
The sailing hour Of the steamship
Geo, W. Elder has been postponed to
som. today. This delay vas fouad
necessary on account Of the time lost in
making the ran up 10 Port Moody and
back.
Prof. z. d. Jones, Of Iowa, an old
friend Of l.. 3. ]. Hunt, General Mana
Ger OF the Posi- ISTELLIoEscKR. arrived
Seattle last evening and will remain
Cd the Sound some time, looking over
the country.
Mr.. A. N. Mercer, q well known
farmer Of Elliott station, TIRES miles
above BENTON, vas in the city yesterday
ana reports very high water in the
rivers, the station Of Elliott being CON-
plstely submerged.
About seven years ago Adam sprech-
Ar died in this Territory, leaving q
daughter a. bis sole survivor. This
daughter is new entitled 20 an ipheri-
lance in the East and can obtain par
ticulAs by application to O. ID. Emery
Of this city.
An ofioe and storeroom are being
ht,ed up today on the Colman wharf for
the use OF Mr.. Chris. Miller, Who bsG
been appointed superintendent of con-
siFuction Of bridge and trestle work for
TIE Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railway Company.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church
will give q social Of the residence Of
Mrs. Gilmore, Front street, on Friday.
March 18th. An enjoyable evening il
promised There will be refreshments,
music, games, etc. ALI are invited and
will be made welcome.
On the arrival Of tha steamer Fleet
wood yesterday, Captain WooleFy's
health would not permit him 10 stay by
Der. He was threatened with typhoid
fever and wRs driven home. On the
gay be stopped and engaged Captain
Sam Hoyt 10 take his place as master OF
the steamer until be recovered. Gap
lain Hoyt left bis business 10 aooommo
Date bis friend, and the Fleetwood lefi
on time.
Mr.. Arthur A. Denny states that the
lease under which be Is 10 turn his iron
nine over 10 Mr.. Peter kirke and bis
associates for forty. nine years 10 nos
being drawn up in conformity with the
general articles Of agreement as pnb-
tshed il the PosT- IETKLLI0KNcER sons
weeks ago. "ia SeAttle's interests
being protected in that leass2" asked
the reporter. "You bet your life, as the
boys say" replied Mt. Denny with
some warmth, "the product OF those
mines will never aud their way int
the markets OF the world through AM
other port except Seattle, as long as
live, aud ! will III II 30 they will still
be shipped from Seattle after an